A customer withdraws cash from a bank's ATM by following its on-screen prompts, with no words spoken or written between the parties. Under section 9 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, how are the…
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A customer withdraws cash from a bank's ATM by following its on-screen prompts, with no words spoken or written between the parties. Under section 9 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, how are the promises in this transaction classified?
As contingent promises
As implied promises
As gratuitous promises
As express promises
Answer and explanation
Section 9 provides that a promise made in words is express, and one made otherwise than in words is implied. Here the proposal and acceptance are made by conduct, by the machine's prompts and the customer's selections, so the promises are implied.
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